Improved WHOS function Matlab script

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Improved WHOS function improves the readability of the WHOS function. WHOSBETTER is a function that sorts the WHOS output according a user defined input (ie name, size, bytes, type etc.). The output also includes the FULL size rather than the #-D labels that TMW prefers. The output is also human readable and incorporates the use of b (byte), kb (kilobyte), Mb (megabyte), and Gb(gigabyte) labeling.whosbetter -n name ordered (DEFAULT)whosbetter -s size ordered (NOT IMPLEMENTED)whosbetter -b byte orderedwhosbetter -t type ordered (NOT IMPLEMENTED)SYTNAX: whosbetter -bwhosbetter -n (DEFAULT)DBE 2005/04/05Comment: WHOSBETTER is too long of a filename to type it as often as I used to type WHOS. I like the name because I think it is funny, but in my own workspace I renamed the function to something much shorter. Requirements: · MATLAB Release: R14
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